A.A.C. present's SYTYCD-Milledgeville's
first four of eight contestants for this year's inaugural show. Learn about each's
background in dance. You can also watch them perform live for a $500 cash prize
at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 9, in Magnolia Ballroom.
Alexis French
The 8-year-old hip-hop entertainer has been dancing since
age 4. A student of Blandy Hills Elementary School, Alexis spends afterschool
hours training at Cultural Connection. “I have attitude when I dance,” said
Alexis. “It’s something I really enjoy doing after school.” Alexis dances in
support of charity Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
Colin McCabe
The 9-year-old hip-hop dancer has been popping, locking and
break dancing since age 4. A student of John Milledge Academy in Milledgeville,
Colin enjoys this particular dance genre because it’s fun and requires a lot of
energy. He trains at Vibe Dance Center. “All of the us are good,” Colin said.
“Hip-hop is popular, so I hope my family and friends enjoy watching me do what
I love.” Colin dances in support of charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Brianna Cleveland
The 11-year-old fuses acrobatics and hip-hop for an
unforgettable performance. An Oak Hill Middle School student, Brianna trains at
Cultural Connection. She has been dancing since age 3 and compares her dance
style to musical sensation Beyoncé. “I can make the crowd go ahhhhh,” she said.
“I’m a natural entertainer when it comes to performing on stage.” Brianna
dances in support of charity Project Hope.
Irene Backstrom
The 18-year-old classical, spiritual, hip-hop and African
dancer is a passionate performer, who has trained for the past four years with
dance group Godly Steps. Irene is a senior at Baldwin High School. “I dance
with a determined attitude and tenacious spirit,” said Irene. “I put my heart
and a whole lot of hard work into my dance.” Irene dances in support of charity
National Association of the Deaf.
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